“The Israeli regime’s illegal attacks on Iran were acts of attacks that violated Article 2 in the case of the UN Charter. These illegal attacks killed and injured more than 6,000 innocent people, and injured infrastructure, housing and nuclear facilities. The harsh violation of NPT and UNSR Resolution 2231, which supported Iran’s peaceful nuclear program in 2015, was recalled that Iran’s top Iranian diplomat Araguchi said in his speech by rio de de de jimani de de fazmit.
“The Israeli regime and the subsequent US commitment were no less than the unprecedented violation of international peace. The fact that developing, nuclear-weapon states are being attacked by two nuclear-weapon regimes, with the support of at least two nuclear-weapon states that are also original members of the UNSC, is not the only nuclear nuclear nuclear targeting the only nuclear nuclear weapons. Araghchi continued.
“My people remained immovable to defend our homeland against these blatant acts of aggression, and invaders had to cease criminal attacks following the heroic resistance of our powerful army. To end the Palestinian massacre for the past two years and to stop Israel from actually occupying Arab lands, Israel has come to an act of attack on Iran.
“We are determined to document Israeli war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the invasion of my country. Israel and the United States must be held responsible for violations of international law, including human rights and humanitarian law,” he continued to emphasize in another part of his speech.
“The world, all nations, all UN mechanisms, and all multilateral arrangements and groups must be vigilant and act now to end immunity, and hold criminals accountable for the endless atrocities and serious violations of international law in our region,” the Iranian minister said elsewhere in his speech.
“As a recognized voice for the Global South, BRICS shall serve as a solid advocate for international law and multilateralism in favor of the fundamental principles of sovereignty of the United Nations, the fundamental principles of sovereignty of all nations.
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